09-12-2017 , 09:41 AM
What's good about Apoweredit (APowersoft video editor) are the transitions and it seems light on its feet with little drag on resources.
BUT what lets it down for some users (as far as I can see) is that Apoweredit at present has absolutely no fade-in or normal cross-fade film dissolve! If these exist, I can't find them. Now, it's still very good for lots of things and makes editing very easy even for the laziest of people (like me), but these missing functions are not something more serious editors would want to be without. So, as things stand, I use the giveaway but would not be keen to buy it until these functions appear or clear documentation shows how to find them.
BUT what lets it down for some users (as far as I can see) is that Apoweredit at present has absolutely no fade-in or normal cross-fade film dissolve! If these exist, I can't find them. Now, it's still very good for lots of things and makes editing very easy even for the laziest of people (like me), but these missing functions are not something more serious editors would want to be without. So, as things stand, I use the giveaway but would not be keen to buy it until these functions appear or clear documentation shows how to find them.